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The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE N
hi4fNT oop SrittSu>, Colo. i'uy. I. isg5.
NorICE-is hereby ri,rn thrt the following
nninrd settler has iilc'l notice Of hi- in,.n.
non !" makc nnai prcoi in support nf his
"aiiu, aud ihn, snid pruof will he iurdc i.,-
inr,, the repistcr and Becci,cr 1T Glenwos-,
springs. Colo. on pycinhcr 10. iss,. at 10
o'clock y. M. viz: william Mrpuvaii. ot
M"ctcr. Colo. on his y. J.. ~ $. No. ~. 4. i.
u. inr The . = 80 I, NV !, So =, aud -w !, nc l.,
sec. H. Tp. ~, II. % W. 9Th y. ~.
lie names the following Witnesses to proyr
his continuous residence upon. and cutivntin,,
-, said lnnd. VIZ. a. j. Grcrury and Henry j.
nay, OF Ncckcr. Golo.. aI,d jas. Z. kuni,pIl
Lii John :. -trows. of Glcnwvpi Sprinlr.,
Culo.
y. J. DrL,N. Ncei-tur.
fflfai TAB = %. ..--la.' pfs g.. i4s-'
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
NEW ccors
A"a New Price. ~ >. ". Haze. A

A"d New rrie-s ~ ,. ". 1sS:Ss a C".'s
Our stock of general mefchandls. l,
now complete. onr stock Of gents
clothing rnd gents furnl,hln: goods is
the largest In Garfield county. anil wc
cs,n sell you u sui, from SEQ 10 $500.
Onr stock Of gents hats Is large. and
comprise, all Of the leading STYLES. Our
boots and shoes ar. Of the best make
and ia,,s. s'yi.s. Our stock IN large
and everything IL new. We can GER
iainly please You. Cali ani examine
our ao,i, aud satisfy yourselves.
j. ". Iiruu- * Co.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
N.',.r tor Publication.

I.NNHV7IT'E Vt
sttsvorp srats,t Colo. Nut. =. is-..
NrTi'i'-i. hereby dycu ;hai tho following
.>nam~i ss'fti-r hasfi.'i ntti,. ~ his iuirfi.
iinn {" make rnsl truuf IN supruu ~ NJ.
claim. and stst all sr-uf sili ~ made liI-
f"rr the itrsi.i.r sp itrr~isrr st gl-n-t-iii
Sptinz.. tuora.io. 'l,i .st-uiirr NJ t~s5, y, ~
n'Uiu-. n. M. Vi; wiiirin piltut,. pf W, srr,
rniU.. ga hi. =. u. u. No. .Si. u. I. II. fnr
The u ~ !. afd q y Iw :. ssv -. IT, . :. NV
" 9Th PN.
lie namc. tho following witrc..s.s ,n prove
hts continuous reside u,-uti. aui rtiiitsi
-. snii land. tisi 'r1ufuFa \. frinxtr, isutr.
y. linnns and William I. Nurai,. all Of
Nr'brr. tplo.. ai''i jssncs II. giu,Dr- ~ Glen.
s,-,i springs. Colo.
81. pEi.,S. tt-ststcr.
tTissi ruh N"s ip--s.t br- a. isssl
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Nos,r. for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At
LtIsMnnn snMI S.s. Inln.. Nov. 10. lss

LAND OFFICE At
gtpSwopp srHtS.s. Colo. Nov. 10. 49,.
N-oTi,t.-Is hcr-uy given that the following
y nntno-i s-ttirr has filci notice uf hi. in,cn.
iinn to- make final prupf In support uf his
Uiairn. and that said prrof will I've maic h,'-
fur, the Register nnd hrc.ivcr. ct Ulcnwuo
Springs. Colorado. un January q. lss at II
u'rlucs u. m. viz; Harvey ". shanklaud. uf
wnyl,-il. i,uutf county. ,olurs'in. on his ". 4.
Nc. 81 Tor lut- I nni uf Sec I. To o y, and the
-. 4, Sec u, Tp5 y. " ~ " 9th ".
lie nnmr- the following Witnesses To pruNc
hii crntinuuu. residence uppn. aud cultivation
of sah land. Was A. ". Pierre. II. e.
Vaughan. GtprRr Hank and Da' ic k"arii-. Hll
:. !. DELAN. Register.
tFirst Pub Nov s,j-i.a-t Dec ~. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
sutir~ for Publication,
J.Npprptgy Ar

LtNDNFfltE Mt
GL,Nuunn sriii>'s. Cello. Nr,. y. iSs..
NOTICE IL brr-t, zivcu that the following
~ nam,si settler has nisi nHtic.s Ut hi. ~.
'.ntii'n in make inai proof IN support II Li.
claim. and that sail tr,-if will h. made trfar,'
the W'Ei-trr aud Receiver Vt glruynsuI
springs. colorado. IN b-'",ui-rr 81. t.s5, At IL
u-ltcs ". W. NHi Thpiuts \. pfingi~, of
Npctcr. tolu.. On III. i. y. u. :. su asn, 4. l.
H.. for the - q. nc 4 Soc .. q nv y, -, q
anil sw :. 50 y Sct II. TT q :, " " W s,i, l. "
"" nsin"s ~" fullpvinF wiiuras.s To- rl,1y-
~. -ail land, ,izi Jane u. Hanna, I,-s-ub
knuurs. Huh-tt 4. Hunter and waiirr
spraguc, sil ~ Mcckcr. Colo.
=. ]. pri4NN, ticsistcr.
tFirst puh 40, ic-last Dee -. issil
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

\ rumcr reached this Office the other
day 10 effect tliat Frank Morgan was
about to build road house at the head
of Flag creek la accommodate travellers
over the proposed new Ncckcr Glen.
wcyl ruai. which is shortly to bc
opened We hope this rumor may prove
10 ic true. Frank has bos,s of friends
10 the White River country who would
like 10 see him take hold of the opening
that presents itself.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the M.ckcr
lown Site Company FOR the purpose of
c'ecting officers and transaciiug such
business US may come before it. will he
held Mt the olllca of the company. un
Tuesday, January 3. ISIS. at 3 p m.
G.. II. UuAyER.
Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

All persons indebted 70 the under
signed are respectful requested /" com.
forward aud settle their accounts at
once. BILLS not paid by January /. isss.
VIII he placed in the hands of "A collec.
tor. JoHS GOULD.
MnEkER. December -. iss7.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Malice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

ENNU Ut 7 I1 u " =
GLrSwpop SPntN.s. Colo. Nov. u l%t.i
NrOTicr-ts hereby given that the following
y uniutd settler has iif ? notice uf his intcn-
iion to make final rr'uf in suppori "f his
claim. nnh that said pCH'f viii lie made h'.
Springs. Cuiurudu. on U.Uombar -, 1881. ~ Ia
o'clock u. M. viz. Iures H. iiannn, u
Ncckrr. Colo. on his y. l.. D. :. No. Hl. U. I.
H.. for tho W y ne 4, Sec = and y Sc :, tc''
-, Tp5s, I, q. " 9th W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf. said lnni. VIZ; lhurn. \. Prinplu. l,4cph
knunEe, Robert " Hunter AMI winter
spisgiic. all uf Ncck.r. Colo.
:. J. DrLAS. Register.
'li--L ~ W t--.ll- N.-.- Is.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
CitS Drug store.

For drugs. medicines. paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
il.ld glasses. artist materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. 10 or scuu vour orders
10 pr. j.. siuvcr, Eawlins. Wyoming,
and got tic lrs, good ut lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
10 TIT. PUBLIC.

The undersigned beg leave To an.
hcuncc that they are now prepared Ia
promptly iill all orders for lime. Orders
can also be left with l.. +. Craig at Nc.
IIa'ton n sh.ridan's lumber yard.
DREirus- y BARTON.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
PHOTOC
-EirrrH-
Portrait or Landscape.
NosSrC for Publication.

LAND vffi'E At
Ct.rSwoop - ,tsu-. Colo. Nov. Is. 1ss..
N-oTIrTz-Ia hrrri,y given that tho following
nrfrr-i settler has iii.-i nutisr uf hi- in'rp.
tinu tu make hual proof iu support uf his
i'm. ani that saii pr-pf will IT, made hs,-
fore the H.ristcr anil li"''-iNpr. at Fleetwood
springs. ,ininrpdo. "r January .. iss~. ut 10
O'Clock y. IN. ,tgi John \. Fhslou. u' isy.
Ilutt ru,frty. rulou,sin. uu his iIuines''-id Ap-
tlIs.tiun No. ~ fpr tn" q J, ~ :. atii " 90
!, 80. =. Tp q y. ifpt " 9th 4 ".
lie nnincs tn" following witnesses TO PRIV"
hi. ,.ut intIuta residence upon. nni cultivation
,,, .aia Inni, ,iss William sifnsnn. william
Nspi;pw. Charles uui,y and William Nrkuin.
:. y. priAs. Hcst-tcr.
lrirs, Pu5 nov ss-last Dcv 81. iss.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Meeker Cornet Band wish to an
nomnce that they will give n dance at
Sanderson's hail on Monday evening,
December 70, 1851. Tickets, Sl.U.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Travellers coming np the river In III"
mlidic OF the week say they encountered
small punches of cai;l" going down on
the dead run. The cold spell md tho
scarcity Of fcr,i was evidently the cause
uf their accelerated movements.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Will. many o: the less fortunate
towns of the state arc complaining Of
threatened coal fnmincs aud higl, prices
VIC arr blessed with an abundance. Of u
superior quality nf cooking aud heating
cnll. which IL delivered nj our doors for
s. per ton. There I. no better domestic
cnal anywhere in the state uinn ,ha,
nkcn on, oI tie wclcl, and Anderson
mines,
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
NOTICE.

There will be n meeting Of the High
land Ditch company, ut the residence of
j. H. Bloodswortl'. on Monday. January
:. ISIS. at O'Clock p. IN l,y order of
President Pro Tenn. j H. Iilop,iswor,h.
ii. W. ToMLiSscH.
Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

The man who moves down lifc's path
and iud, !, s,f-wn with swrct surprises.
Is liu who knows just how IT'S done. who
runs business aud ndycriiscs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Holiday Goods.

\ large AMI varied stock Of holiday
gosls csu now Ice seen on the counters
OF j. ". llugns X 10. n store. Gail and
max. your selections.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

The Flee eauc. ca,,iemcn have been
very busy tie pas; Few weeks gathering
up their si"cs. braniin; late calves and
picking ont pear cattle which they will
keep mp and feed during the winter.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

What has bceomo Of the Midland
celebration. We hnyr received no in
formation. either official or unofficial.
regarding this important even; Tor over
two weeks. Has II fallen ,hroughy
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
NOTICE.

Having ceased 10 le stockholders and
officers OF tie White River Land. Live
Stock and Irrigation company, notice Is
hereby given thst Ne have no interest
in aud no connection with said COM
pany, either directly cr indirectly. from
and after this dat.. November II, 1857.
WILLIAM T.. SWEET,
isasS BREWER.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

The New Years ma~querad. is tile
chief town topic 'hrsc days. i, will be
rnr event Of the wipicr, and Mi indica-
,iouS point 10 one sur. thing-it Will
eclipse las, years masqu.raic.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Chris was the iinppies, man In town
Thursday. lie finally got his engine to
run aud his bath ropns are now open to
the uli,ir
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Tie runpus oy-r i'ra,'s Chinanan nj
rlcIwooi Springs resulted In - sishs i-,-
tween Frank swlnilcf sni the editor
of the News. IN which Mr.. Swindles
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

j. Y. Houston will receive fine stock
of TOYS and holilnv goods In few days.
Hold YOUR orders.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

We understand there viii be some
unique and startling costumes intro
dnccd n, the New Years masquerade
bail.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

The cold nights Of tho pas, week and
the scarcity OF feed WAS the cau>. Of n
good deal of believing among cattle In
the nclghb1r,ocl Of town.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

quite a number Of ranchcros and
other rural inliabi'na's are spending the
holidays IN Aieeker.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Tuesday night was conceded Ia be the
coolest night la the recollection OF ''ye
oI,les, inlabi'ani.n II was ;wen'y'nine
IclnM ZEN
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
LOCAL. NEWS.
A Merry Christmas to You'

Christmas will be observed in quiet
Way here. Good dinners will bc order
uf the Iay.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Houston receives candy every wc-.,
from Denver. and therefore /, IL always
frcah.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Do no; buy your holiday presents
until you hay. seen the stock tina; will
arrive ut iiou,;on's next week.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Choice eating apples speciality, u,
iIous,on's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

po no; forge; that the oniy rlac. ,o
g-, good cigar /, a, iicus,on's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Don't ie, the grand masquerade ball
TO bc given by the baud boys on Monday
evening, January2. is,s, slipyour mem-
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
cn,,-,mn. Dinner -, til. nccs.r u.,.,.


thti-in,n. Dinner at the 1cch-r ssot-t.
The prupfietors OF the Mcek.r hotci
will serve their guests with an eicgln,
Christmas dinner tomorrow. Follow.
ing is tic
MENU:
r~.h oyster pcc, Harley.
Mountain Trout.
Hp,sr. po,t,rp.
Turkcy.with' 'i,-sinr. Cornoi beef and Cabbage
Veal. with dressing. >ugur Cured Ham.
fcrs, with apple sauce. Tongue.
Roast beef. riEs ycc;. nskc,i Iic7,n.
Potato Salad. Cold slaw.
NrLfsuUs.
Cwut-rr, saucc. Nixcj Pickles
Current Jelly, Tomato Caisup.
hrrlc sst,cr. Horse t,ndi-h,
Queen Oiives, ricklcJ ncais.
vpgHrAnLra.
Mashed Potatoes.
Sr--r'r-h. Grccu rcas, Csht.nrr
rA rpy.
Plumb Pudding. with Wine Sauce.
iIlsnC Mango, f',ttt sauce.
Tnpiccn Pudding.
Cream ,atc. Marble Cnse. Jelly Cake.
Assorted Nuts, Fruits nrd Candy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

There was more Outsiders in town the
pas, week than has been seen Tor several
weeks back. Holiday goods brough,
{netn IN
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
nr"x., u.a,,,u,.. s;,,,

Drugs. medicines, oils. paints. and
everything in the drug line at j. ".
iIrgus * Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

The Gl.nwopi Echo says ,ha, just
after Sheriff Kendall returned 10 the
Spring. after his last trip ,o ihi, s.l- lie
visited tic jail In tho nigh, and found
John Blair. who was held un n charge cf
hunc stealing. working away with Two
saws irving to riIcc, his escape. His
saws vcs. male one out II ca.c knife
mud the other or, oi barrel hoop.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Furniture.

Furniture ani hou.c.'uTnish!ns goods
o' all descriptions at j. ". Iiucus Y
20. 5. at hol,nm prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

All kinds o! fancy smoking and cigar
rt,c tobacco at licu,,ons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

About two inches q. SNOW fell Mon
day night.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

All kinds of Job work a, Tns Hrn.
N.p office.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Springs.

After somc weeks ~ inactivity real
estate has taken anp'hes upward jump
This \. ran--si hy III. outside demand
aud ID. reluctance III Local holders ;o
let ~ u, iiii. time n all are looking for
bcon in the spring. We haven't
the fain,rr. idea that they viii bc dis
npppin,.,l In their expectations.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Grrs,, etrrk ue,rat.

a large lot of the very best buck
wheat Just received al J. W. 1lurus y
Cr'r.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Charter Oak Ca.hiur .s.s

\ full liuc Of the above celebrated
cooking stoves. all sizes. u; J. ". iIu.us
X Co.'S. Also rarior aud heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
FOst stLE.

A combination billiard and pool table.
Win he sold cheap for cash. For further
information apply OF address this oliice'
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Aipls'

Appl.s'
Just received
All. W. iIugI,s & Co.'S.
\ ear load .! the fines, apple, ever
received In Mcekcr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Range riders report cattle looking
''v"s frt- '.is,ia-. i..,.. ,...., ta-n-.,,ia %,
far. there being no severe weather aside
from the cold snap Of tie past week.
The snow fail has been remarkably
ligi, AMI should II remain ~ for n few
weeks longer it Is ;ho feeling that stock
VIII pull through all right no,withs,an,i-
inc tile scarcity uf feed. some of ,h.
older sioclmon feel apprchenIve. how
cNcp Of March aud April.
Mcckcr is the poorest place In the
land Tor doctors. We have two here and
aside from assisting at the advent of a
juvenile addition TO the population oc.
casionally or setting a broken limb or
performing some surgical opera
ton their practice is light. Tn
fact Mccker is not u desirable location
for medical men. 1t is altogether too
healthy country TO make the practice
al medicine rcmuncfa,ivc.
~s
Among the bills introduced ia Con.
gress last week was one by senator
Bowen 10 rccomponso i. s. and q. Il.
lIulct, for eighty head Of horses stolen
M ~" l''cs in the war Of 20. This
ciao fairy illustrates The Governments
cNasporating delay NJ settling Just
claims. The horses stolen were Of a
gi,pcr'or grade and the theft Was a
Ucrious Que TO tho Hilc,. bows who were
Mt that timc new settlers in the country
and could III afford such a heavy loss
In the day5 when they lnd 10 contend
with raidiug t,es aud n surplus OF bad
va..t .-ct
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
vIlsSSONAl.

Norris prri!,iSs returned from Den.
Nct Tuesday.
ia, ann jim u,yr- ~ pfy i'irr-nrr~.
were among the visitors 10 tho metro.
polls this week.
M.,sS. lies aud Kellogg OF ASiai.
took In the sights one day Ia the mi,iii.
~ the past week.
Frank Morgan o! Mnrgansburg. was
mingiing anon. h!s metropolitan
friends for W. past few DAYS.
John ". Iliayrr Is once more among
his Mc.L.t friends after months w.
cation sgcn, visiting friends East.
sIr. Hugh Terrence Of Mountain
Meadows. was shaking hanis with his
M.cker friends In the early par, ~ tile
wc.s.
The llay hpjs. Henry and Fletcher.
came in Friday and ,arIici In the Ci,y
long enough TO get .Founf among their
numerous friends.
EN.CommissioncT Mcdowell returned
from the Springs Thursday. where he
spent two or three days on Land Office
and couT, business.
II. g. Tircy and Jim fapp favored
TiIs HERALD with visit the other
day. MoS,fs. Tircy md fapp ar. now
associated together IN the cattle bust.
ness.
Dan TAYLOR of Picc.ancc. made us n
pleasant call TUESDAY evening. Dan is
welcome even time. lie can always
tell us what's going ON in his ncighror-
hood.
Herman rfciT.r cf Bear river. spent
u Few days in M.cker In the early par,
@: the week. Mr.. pfcincr is thoroughly
imhucl with the idea that Mcckcr has
a bright fu,ur' ahead of her. and that
no, FAR In the dim distance either.
sam Martin. one Of our mos, respected
citizens, departs for Boulder county
this week "i'.,c L.. viii spend u month.
or 80 visiting his brother and other
friends. Mr.. Martin has stuck close to
business 'or over two years and is en-
titled 10 u vacation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Fresh iiss and dates a. lIou,,ons.

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20

daily, as n free lunch, composed of
corn meal, moistened with milk
into which one egg with u little
salt to season has been beaten. AT
first they will not touch 1t, but
keep it before them, making it
fresh every day. They will soon
try q little, and If not injurious
their suspicious will be allayed. In
q week or ten days they will eX-
pect it and every rat on the place
will be at the appointed spot for
the treat. Give plenty of it so as
to induce all the rats in the neigh
borhood to join in. Do not be in u
hurry to poison them. If they eat
all the food give them q larger
portion next time. AS soon as they
have thrown off all supicion get
some phosphorus paste or other rat
poison, mix it with the food and be
sure to give them enough and
something to spare so as to induce
all to eat. They will either be kill.
ed or become so suspicious of all
food that not a rat will remain.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20

much less period than the alcoholic
tippler. Where one opium eater is
cured many habituul drunkards are
reclaimed. The narcotic drug can
never be prohibited. 1t is by law
already in effect prescribed save
when prescribed, and yet all the
laws intended to limit it's use are
Intellectual. No wonder the opium
habit has grown in Iowa to be more
pernicious than the liquor habit
ever was in that State. Liquor
prohibition nourishes secret drink
ing and secret opium eating The
drug store Of the prohibition State
has II bonanza in the sale of liquor
and opium in it's various forms.
Trade in these articles will pros
per, and though it may in time be
restricted as to liquor by costly
system of spies, detectives and in
formers, yet it is quite certain the
trade in opiates will increase cor
respOndingly.-GalUestOn NeacS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20
The Opium Habit and
Prohibition.

In Iowa the Department of Pub
lie Health recommends that the sale
of opium be prohibited on the gro
und that there are 10000 confirmed
opium eaters in the State, and the
habit produces more suffering and
fatality than alcoholic liquors. 1t
is estimated that Iowa has 6,000
persons who are constantly under
the influence of opium. That is u
much greater number of persons
than were habitual drunkards in
Iowa before prohibition was adopt
ed. 1t is fairly assumed that liqu-
or prohibition has greatly increas-
ed the use of narcotic drugs, and it
Is not doubted that the opium habit
Is infinitely more calamitous than
alcoholism. The opium eater is
irreclaimable, He requires no gild-
ed saloons, no captivating accesso-
ries, no boon companions-nothing,
in fact, except the drug. He dies
or becomes y crazy wreck within a
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20
Singing at Home.

Cultivate singing in your family.
Begin when the child is not yet
three years old. The songs and
and hymns your childhood sang
bring them back to your memory
and teach them to your little ones;
thus prepare them to meet the
varying moods that in after life
cume over us so mysteriously
sometimes. Many time and oft
in the very whirl of life, some lit
tie thing will wake up the memor-
les of early youth, and we almost
see again the ruddy cheeks. the
smiling faces and the merry eyes,
some gray-headed now; some moul-
dering in the grave; and anon "the
song my mother sang" springs un-
hidden to my lips, and soothes and
sweetens all these memories.
At other times, among the crush
ing mishaps of business, a mere
ditty of the olden time pops out its
head, breaks in upon the train of
of thought, throws the mind into
another channel, and light breaks
from the cloud in the sky, and a
new courage is given to us.
The honest man goes singing to
his work; and when the days labor
is done, his tools aside, and is on
his way home, where wife and tidy
table and CHEEKY fireside await
him, he cannot help whistle OF
sing,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20
Are You Contemplating a
Trip East or West.

If so bear in mind the fact that
the Chicago and Atlantic, with it's
palatial equipment of Pullman day
coaches and luxurious sleeping
cars, offers to the Public advanta-
ges which cannot be eXcelled by
competing lines.
All class of travel have through
trains, thus avoiding the discom-
fort of changing cars at unreason-
able hours.
Information regarding rates,
through baggage checks, tickets,
etc. can be had from any coupon
ticket Office.
Ask for your tickets via the
Chicago and Atlantic railroad, and
your journey will be one of COM
fort and pleasure.
+. G. DONALD, Gen. Pass. Agt.
f. BLOUGHTON, Gen. Manager.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-08-20
Foraker in "The Forum"

Indulging in a species of disgust
ing cant which has become habitu-
al with small politicians in his
type, Governor Foraker says in his
Forum article: "There is a vast
difference between the respective
standards of moral worth, political
integrity and patriotic purpose of
the two parties" AS proof of the
superior virtue of his own party he
further observes: "Interference by
Republicans with Democrats in an
honest exercise of the right Of
suffrage has never been heard of
and everybody knows that the Re-
publican party would not accept
the fruits of such crimes or in any
manner shield the perpetrators of
them if they should be committed
in its interest. The moral sense of
the party would not tolerate it,"
tits unfortunately, true that both
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parties in this country have too
often condoned frauds and out
RACES committed in their interest.
But the spirit of cant has seldom
so completely blinded partisan to
the wrongs perpetrated by his own
party as is witnessed by the above
quoted expressions by the Ohio
Governor. In his smirking and
self-satistied assurance of the lofty
superior morality of tho party
which owns him as ono of its most
distinguished members, he appears
TO be utterly obliyious already ol
the fraudulent processes culminat-
ing in that gigantic crime against